On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Phil Burk wrote:
> I am working on PortAudio. Full details here: http://www.portaudio.com
> I am using PortAudio for JSyn for Linux, Windows, and Mac. Full
> details here: http://www.softsynth.com/jsyn/
ah, yes. looks nice.
> > i *would* (probably) want a monster synthesis thread to lock out
> > everything else if it happened to hog my cpu during the operation (and
> > not get stuck)- otherwise i'd be getting overruns.
>
> Strangely, some people would prefer to have their audio glitch than to have
> their computer lock them out and require a hard reset. Go figure. ;-)
i'd prefer that, too. but what i meant was i'd like my program to not
glitch in sound as long as i was still able to use *it*. if i can't
browse the web at the same time, oh well. this is assuming the program is
temporarily hogging the cpu, and it will quit hogging soon enough on its
own (ican't think of any examples on my own, but maybe i can write a test
for it somehow).
-dave
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